Ontario doctor sounds alarm over 'epidemic' of Fentanyl abuseWINDSOR, Ont. | A Windsor doctor who treats addictions is sounding the alarm over the potential for abuse of Fentanyl transdermal patches. Event aims to unlock pharmacy’s potentialCanadian Foundation for Pharmacy event raises thousands for projects that advance the profession. Multiple psychotropics frequently prescribed for children with autism Standards of care are needed for the use of psychotropics in children with ASD. Ministry glitch delays Ontario bursary for PGY4s Delay blamed on ‘unanticipated complications’ Two drugs better than one in secondary stroke prevention Researchers recommend dual antiplatelet therapy over monotherapy Pharmacists brush up on self-care counselling skills More than 170 pharmacists gave up their Sunday to attend an all-day education day focused on helping them become more confident self-care advisors. Tech Talk CE lesson: Integrating immunization into pharmacy practice Tech candidate finds fulfillment at Pharmacy Association Regulation progresses in New Brunswick, Saskatchewan While six provinces have yet to regulate pharmacy technicians, they are making progress. Manitoba adds 90+ drugs to formulary Manitoba’s participation in the national Drug Pricing Alliance is reaping more benefits for the province’s taxpayers, and likely less profit for pharmacies here. First Previous 712 713 714 715 716 Next Last
